Примеры использования Criminal court should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Criminal Court should keep this in mind in its everyday work.
Peru believed that the International Criminal Court should be permanent and independent.
The international criminal court should be established by a multilateral treaty, rather than by an amendment to the Charter of the United Nations.
The language concerning the International Criminal Court should be neutral and factual.
The international criminal court should serve as a mechanism for achieving justice and also as a deterrent.
In that context, we firmly believe that the International Criminal Court should start its work as soon as possible.
An international criminal court should operate only when national laws or procedures were found to be either non-existent or inadequate.
Despite the importance of treaty crimes,the jurisdiction of a criminal court should, for the time being, be restricted to the core crimes.
The International Criminal Court should have a close relationship to the United Nations and should be financed out of the United Nations regular budget.
Secondly, article 33 should address the extent to which the international criminal court should be bound by its previous decisions.
An international criminal court should exercise its jurisdiction only where national jurisdiction had failed to bring those perpetrators to justice.
If that is the goal which the international community is after, an effective International Criminal Court should start working as soon as possible.
For its part,the International Criminal Court should be faithful to its Statute and general international law.
Ms. ZACHARIAH(Malaysia) said that her country had always maintained that the establishment of an international criminal court should be considered as early as possible.
New Zealand considers that an international criminal court should be established by a statute in the form of a treaty among States parties.
His Government therefore believed that a diplomatic conference to adopt the statute of a permanent international criminal court should be convened as soon as possible.
We also believe that the International Criminal Court should be given the freedom to exercise its mandate without political or external influence.
Nevertheless, given the complexity and sensitivity of the questions involved,his country had always considered that acceptance by States of the future international criminal court should be voluntary.
The statute for a future international criminal court should embody four basic principles, which he proposed to analyse in turn.
The International Criminal Court should consider investigating cases of crimes against humanity committed in Côte d'Ivoire by Liberian mercenaries and Ivorian militia leaders currently residing in Liberia.
Mr. CASTILLO(Nicaragua) said that, in the view of his delegation,an international criminal court should be a permanent organ which could respond rapidly to situations as they arose.
An international criminal court should exercise its jurisdiction only where national jurisdiction had failed to bring the perpetrators to justice.
In order to respect national sovereignty, the jurisdiction of a permanent andindependent international criminal court should be complementary to national jurisdiction, and should encompass genocide, aggression, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
The International Criminal Court should be financed from the regular budget of the United Nations, which would not pose a threat to the Court's independence.
As for the procedure to be followed,he believed that the international criminal court should be established on the basis of an international convention adopted at a conference of plenipotentiaries.
The international criminal court should be established by an international treaty as an independent institution with international legal personality.
The relationship between the United Nations and the international criminal court should be established by a separate agreement, which should stipulate that the United Nations would assume the financing.
The international criminal court should exercise jurisdiction in cases involving serious crimes in which national authorities were unable to prosecute the alleged perpetrators owing to extraordinary circumstances.
In view of the desired goals,the international criminal court should be established on objective legal bases without the involvement of political elements.
The international criminal court should be established on the basis of the principle of universality, with a clearly defined jurisdiction, accepted by the largest possible number of States, thus ensuring an end to violations of international law and principles.